Update docs to highlight nativeccd

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Yuval Tassa
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Upcoming version (not yet released)
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Feature promotion
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- The :doc:`Model Editing<programming/modeledit>` framework afforded by :ref:`mjSpec`, introduced in 3.2.0 as an
in-development feature, is now stable and recommended for general use.
- The native convex collision detection pipeline introduced in 3.2.3 and enabled by the
:ref:`nativeccd<option-flag-nativeccd>` flag, is not yet the default but is already recommended for general use.
Please try it when encountering collision-related problems and report any issues you encounter.
General
^^^^^^^
- The :doc:`Model Editing<programming/modeledit>` framework afforded by :ref:`mjSpec`, introduced in 3.2.0 as an
in-development feature, is now stable and recommended for general use.
- The global compiler flag ``exactmeshinertia`` has been removed and replaced with the mesh-specific
:ref:`inertia<asset-mesh-inertia>` attribute.
- The not-useful ``convexhull`` compiler option (to disable computation of mesh convex hulls) has been removed.
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geometry (e.g., bumps), so slippage is prevented by the normal force and not only frictional components.
b. If contacts are between flat surfaces, try enabling the :ref:`multiccd<option-flag-multiccd>` flag, which allows
the detector to find more contacts than the single contact returned by the convex-convex collider.
c. Try enabling the native collision detection pipeline by setting the :ref:`nativeccd<option-flag-nativeccd>` flag,
which uses a more accurate and efficient convex collision detection algorithm.
**High-frequency vibration**
High-frequency, low-amplitude vibrations are also a real-world problem in many industrial settings, but unlike in